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  • how old is macbeth?  i don’t mean to minimize your worry in any way, but my cats pee A TON A TON.  i just figure it’s part of the aging process.  most cats have slow kidney failure over time, but if, like you said, this was a sudden change, i can see where you had cause for concern.  with onion, i’d rather he pee a lot than not pee at all given his history of urinary blockages.  i just did a quick read on kidney failure and they suggest keeping your cat hydrated (hence the subcutaneous injections).  have you considered switching to only wet food diet?  that’s what i did for onion–he eats a prescription canned food for “bladder health” and i dilute that even further with filtered water.  and i have a cat fountain which i don’t think the cats use that much but i was so desperate to do anything to encourage their water intake.  all that said, we go through a lot of cat litter in my house.  i stand firmly by arm and hammer for clumping and elimination of odors in my small apartment.  i just wrote a mini-novel but i just wanted to let you know i’m thinking of you!  keep us updated.  

  • @RizzlGrizzl - Yeah, he’s only 7, and the kidney failure has already been diagnosed.

    I like the idea of adding water to the food – I might start doing that with him!  He’s drinking a lot of water, and the subcutaneous stuff is all well and good, but I just want to keep him as hydrated as possible.

    We’re fans of Fresh Step, but honestly when Macbeth is gone and we’re starting over with “new cats” I might try Yesterday’s News just for the green aspect.

    I’ll let you know how things go with the lil’ bugger :-

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